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    #id
    I think the chap would have been happier without it too.

    Update on intel hex:

    When generating the checksum & checking said checksum on a piece of paper with pencil, do remember to carry all the 1s.



    I think I'm getting old.
    Last edited by zeitghost; 28 May 2012, 15:25.

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      #id
      Originally posted by zeitghost View Post
      I think the chap would have been happier without it too.

      Update on intel hex:

      When generating the checksum & checking said checksum on a piece of paper with pencil, do remember to carry all the 1s.

      :suicide

      I think I'm getting old.
      And when typing in smilies by hand remember to include the closing ':'

      "Being nice costs nothing and sometimes gets you extra bacon" - Pondlife.

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        #id
        :

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          #id
          Well there we are then.

          Duly hacked together into a humungous pile of ordure.

          Tomorrow I shall find out whether or not I can program an eprom with it.

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            #id
            I'm particularly proud of

            Code:
            	for ( i = 0, in = readbuffer, out = writebuffer, 
                           *out = '\n', out++,
            	 *out = ':', out++,     	//leading ':'
            	 *out = '1', out++,       //reclen: assume 16 bytes per record
            	 *out = '0', out++,
            	 *out = offset[ 0 ], out++, //offset
            	 *out = offset[ 1 ], out++, //offset
            	 *out = offset[ 2 ], out++, //offset
            	 *out = offset[ 3 ], out++, //offset
            	 *out = '0', out++,        //record type = data
            	 *out = '0', out++ ;       //record type.
                           i<BUFFER_SIZE;
            	  i++, in++, out +=2 )
            	{
            Last edited by zeitghost; 28 May 2012, 15:39.

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              #id
              Originally posted by zeitghost View Post
              I'm particularly proud of

              Code:
              	for ( i = 0, in = readbuffer, out = writebuffer, 
                             *out = '\n', out++,
              	 *out = ':', out++,     	//leading ':'
              	 *out = '1', out++,       //reclen: assume 16 bytes per record
              	 *out = '0', out++,
              	 *out = offset[ 0 ], out++, //offset
              	 *out = offset[ 1 ], out++, //offset
              	 *out = offset[ 2 ], out++, //offset
              	 *out = offset[ 3 ], out++, //offset
              	 *out = '0', out++,        //record type = data
              	 *out = '0', out++ ;       //record type.
                             i<BUFFER_SIZE;
              	  i++, in++, out +=2 )
              	{
              That's a rather horrendous looking for-loop Zeity. I'm sure it's textbook for what you're doing though

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                #id
                evening

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                  #id
                  Originally posted by FiveTimes View Post
                  evening


                  How was your first day at new school?
                  "Ask not what you can do for your country. Ask what's for lunch." - Orson Welles

                  Norrahe's blog

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                    #id
                    first day back at clientco, so far I have managed to log in, make a brew, create a view

                    not a single line of code has been viewed or modified

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                      #id
                      Originally posted by norrahe View Post


                      How was your first day at new school?
                      good ta, although it was a bit like ground hog day as I've been to this client 3 or 4 times

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